Martin Prlic

The paper shows granulysin levels in vaginal secretions peak during menstruation but not the luteal phase, linked to increased granulysin-expressing cells in the endocervical canal.

The paper investigates how regulatory T cells control cytotoxic and bystander CD8 T cell activity in mucosal tissues without affecting antigen-driven memory responses.

The paper examines how T cell-tissue cell communication changes in human placental tissue during acute inflammation, finding that tissue-resident CD8 T cells support trophoblast homeostasis in both healthy and inflamed states.

This study examines the functionality of human lung γδ T cells in inflammatory lung disease and finds they maintain polyfunctional cytokine expression despite environmental changes.

The paper examines tissue-specific T cell adaptations in healthy and inflamed human mucosal tissues, finding that these adaptations are largely maintained during inflammation.

The paper introduces CaptureBody, a bispecific antibody for spectral flow cytometry that improves unmixing accuracy by using cells instead of compensation particles.

This study identifies a reparative role for mucosal NK cells in tissue protection and repair during infection, revealing their dual function in immunity and tissue homeostasis.

The paper develops a 50-color flow cytometry panel for comprehensive immune cell phenotyping, including T cells and dendritic cells, and provides a 45-color version for broader use.

This paper develops a non-invasive method using menstrual discs to sample immune cells from the female genital tract, demonstrating consistent T cell populations across days within individuals.

The paper shows HSV-2 is controlled by cytokines from tissue-resident T cells, not direct cell killing, even when T-cell numbers are low.